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Acosta takes a second sprint win as Marquez stretches his lead

Pedro Acosta took the second sprint win of his career by winning Saturday's short race at Sepang, with Marc Marquez second for nine points. The championship leader is now 19 points clear of the absent Jorge Martin; Alex Marquez led until he crashed and Marco Bezzecchi completed the podium.

By RedaçãoPublished: 10/31/2026, 09:36

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Pedro Acosta conquistou a segunda vitória em sprint da carreira com um triunfo da KTM numa corrida tensa neste sábado em Sepang, enquanto o líder do campeonato, Marc Marquez, terminou em segundo e abriu 19 pontos sobre Jorge Martin, ausente neste fim de semana.

Uma chuva leve ameaçou durante toda a prova. Vários pilotos no fim do grid apostaram na troca de moto quando os pingos começaram, mas o temporal de verdade só veio depois da bandeirada.

Acosta deve muito ao pole Alex Marquez, que assumiu a liderança na primeira curva e parecia no controle até cair na terceira volta. Isso deixou Ai Ogura na frente, ainda que com pouca margem sobre Acosta, Marquez e Marco Bezzecchi.

O vencedor do GP da Holanda resistiu até a oitava volta, quando Acosta atacou. A defesa teimosa de Ogura então deixou Marquez entrar em segundo, e uma volta depois Bezzecchi empurrou o japonês para quarto.

A outra vitória de Acosta em sprint veio na abertura da temporada, na Tailândia, e o primeiro triunfo dele no domingo chegou há poucas semanas, na Áustria. Marquez somou nove pontos depois da desistência de Martin mais cedo no dia.

Atrás deles, o quinto lugar foi uma briga toda italiana por boa parte da prova entre Francesco Bagnaia, Fabio Di Giannantonio e Enea Bastianini. Di Giannantonio passou Bagnaia no fim, enquanto Bastianini caiu para nono, deixando Brad Binder e Diogo Moreira — que subiram oito e seis posições em relação ao grid — em sétimo e oitavo.

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